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A: Connect real-time market data to ensure precise margin calculations at all times.
A: Adjust your margin requirements dynamically based on market fluctuations and conditions.
A: Keep track of exposure margins in real-time to stay ahead in your trades.
A: Fully customizable to match your brand identity and integrate smoothly into your brokerage platform. individual trader level.
We’ve compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you navigate DGS MarginIQ. If you have any other queries, feel free to contact us!
A: Connect real-time market data to ensure precise margin calculations at all times.
A: The SPAN margin calculator helps traders calculate the required margin for trading in equity derivatives, commodity derivatives, and currency derivatives before placing a trade.
A: SPAN (Standard Portfolio Analysis of Risk) is a system that calculates the minimum margin required for Futures & Options contracts based on potential price fluctuations.
A: Margins are the funds required to initiate and maintain positions in equity markets. This includes SPAN margins, VAR margins, and more.
A: Exposure margin is a buffer amount required to cover potential losses from market movements, over and above the SPAN margin.
A: SPAN margin accounts for overall portfolio risk, while exposure margin specifically addresses risks due to market volatility.
A: Input the relevant details about your trade (like asset type, quantity, and price) and the calculator will compute the necessary margin.
A: The key inputs are the contract details, underlying asset price, and risk factors.
A: Yes, the margin requirement is typically higher for more volatile assets to account for increased risk.
A: Yes, having positions on different underlying assets or in different expiration months can offer margin benefits.